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Sports Lady Cougars wiped out in play-offs by 19 By Dave Holmes Editor-In-Chief AUBURN, Wash. - The Battle of the Boards, as well as Saturday night’s play-off basketball game, was won by Green River Community Col- lege’s Lady Gators hands down, with a final score of 76-57. Clackamas coach Phil Garver said, “ We were just not mentally ready to play, and it’s been killing us all year.” Perhaps Garver should have said ‘not ready to play in side.’ Green River coach Mike Willis said before the game that closing down Clackamas’ inside game would be the key for his team to win. While the game started out tenatively for both teams, the Gators took command after a few minutes by forcefully stealing the ball several times and creating a defensive whirl wind. Clackamas didn’t register their first points until four and a half minutes had ticked off the clock. Johnston snatched an offensive rebound and layed the ball in, but such oc currences were few and far between in the first half. 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WANTED ANYONE INTERESTED IN knowing about domestic violence and how to deal with it please con game plan to near perfection as they held sole possession of the lane and in getting re bound position Green River was able to get two shot at tempts at the basket most of the time, while in the first 20 minutes of play the Cougars were lucky to get the ball close to the free throw line for a jump shot. At halftime the scoreboard read 32-17 in favor of the Gators, and frustration seem ed to set in to the Cougars, who shot only 30 percent from the floor. But the opening tip of the second half saw a couple of determined Clackamas freshmen, 5-foot-5 guard Paula Barnes and 6-foot for ward Angie Stein, step into the fray Stein took matters into her own hands by driving the lane, drawing a lot of fouls from the smaller Gator defense, and scrapping for every rebound in sight. “ ‘We have to start playing like we want it’ is what (Coach) Graver said at halftime,” said Stein. “We really need someone to take control of the game and I tried to do that.” Even though the_Cougars tact Loretta Carter - 651-3882 after 6:00 p.m. everyday. Also if you are interested in a woman’s support group of this type all is confiden tial. TYPING SERVICE -Fast and ac curate, low, low rates - pick-up and delivery available. Call 631-8031. FOR SALE TEXAS INSTRUMENTS TI99 Computer, games, accessories. $100 obo. Excellent condition. Call 654-8866. 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With 7:48 to play in the game, Puanana Lackland fouled out, leaving 5-foot-ll Laura Kishpaugh to play center. From that point, walking on water would have been an easier task than winning the game for the Cougar eagers. At the final buzzer, Green River’s hustle proved out as the teams left the court, leav ing behind a final score of 76-57. Johnston led the Cougars in scoring with a quiet 20 points. Stein put in 12 points and was Angie Stem (32) goes for a lay-in against Mt. Hood CC. Photo by Dan Wheeler 80 percent accurate at the (individual) stats,” Stein said. team we matured a lot,” Stein charity stripe. Johnston, “It was the best game I’ve said, “but I’m a little disap Lackland, and Stein had nine played all season, but it’s sort pointed (in the season).” rebounds each. of an empty pleasure.” TheLady Cougars finished “I was so concerned with Stein said the entire season trying to win that I wasn’t had been an uphill battle for the season with a 16-10 really paying attention to my the Clackamas squad. “As a record. TWO NEW WOMEN’S Coats. Full-length down-filled, size M, light plum. Short-length, acrylic pile, size 12, Black “Sassoon” $50. ph. 632-4084. AUTO 4984 MAZDA PICKUP, 5 sp., to miles, $4,600. Call Clare at 657-8400, ext. 230. 1983 HONDA ACCORD excellent condition $6500, 659-6054 even ings only. 1982 HONDA CIVIC. $3,400. Call Clare at 657-8400, ext. 230. 1978 HONDA CVCC. New engine, runs good. $1,450. Call Amy after 7:30 at 873-2267. 1974 FORD SPORTSCOUPE. $300 obo. Needs transmission work, but runs. Call 632-6506, ask for Kim or Lodene. 1973 CHEV ELCAMINO, PS, PB, R and H. 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All students, staff and members of the community welcome. Featured speakers are Wilson and Tracy Wong from Hong Kong.____________________
